I have for some time participated in Cure Zone forums related to mercury toxicity and amalgams. Being a sufferer myself and having completely recovered, I have in the past posted links to my personal mercury story from Cure Zone's forum and have been contacted by those who have benefitted from the details I provide in my story.

I am now contacted almost daily, either by email or phone on this issue from people who have seen my story. In fact, I spoke at length today with a pharmaceutical rep who believes he's suffering from mercury toxicity and I was able to offer him some direction towards getting better. He seems to be an alternative-health advocate in the making.

Unfortunately, Cure Zone now removes all links to my story. In fact, their system automatically scrambles any link to the Herb Allure website or forum whenever I make a post.

I allow people on this forum to link to almost anything they want so long as it is not blatent spam. Many on this forum have also linked to Cure Zone and I allow the links to remain for the benefit of all.

I would appreciate it if any of you who are familiar with

http://curezone.com

to email them and ask that they not remove links to important amalgam information that is helpful to people such as my story. We need to work together in this endeavor to help people become aware of these issues.

We are gaining ground, but to have Cure Zone change it's policy now would be detrimental to the cause as a whole.

Thank you.

I've been a reader of curezone for many years and appreciate their message boards on some subjects ...

Their amalgam removal or mercury toxicity boards are lacking thou (hence why I come here to read on this subject).

It does disturb me they would remove links pertaining to a website thou; although I can see that being the case where people try to sell stuff; but maybe they have some automated thing that does it not sure.

I'll email them and ask em what's going on ...

That's surprising. I would have thought curezone would welcome other sites trying to educate. Maybe they think you're advertising.

I was on a health board last year where they deleted links to "alternative health" things. I can't remember what board it was as I didn't go there more than a couple of times because of that.

Thank you for the comments.

I posted a message there hoping the moderator would respond or explain or something but... nothing.

The way we're going to win this information war is by coming together. The moderator of the Cure Zone amalgam forum really needs to recoginize this. I'm dissapointed that they are shifing a policy that's more business oriented to the point of blocking links to my personal mercury story.

Very dissapointing.

Hi Russ- I noticed that myself as well. I think the moderators there have gotten paranoid over SPAM and now made a new rule not to permit linking to another outside forum- no matter what forum it is.

I just today tried to provide the link to your website, and noticed the scramble text. I edited the message and instead of typing the link in, just typed in the "Herb Allure" forum. Hopefully anyone who wants to search further can at least type Herb Allure in the Google search engine, or know to type the "www.herballure.com" in the explorer box.

one or two of the moderators at Curezone have to lighten up a bit over there.

Yea, I'm pretty disappointed about this. Nevertheless, we'll keep pushing on and continue to get this word out. Keep up the great work.